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Hello, Using Camera1, Camera2 or CameraX you can do it. |
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Ok thanks
Sorry but I didn’t understand i have to code it or is it in app only?
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Hello,
Using Camera1, Camera2 or CameraX you can do it.
You have methods to zoom using values or zoom with gestures
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Of course, you have to code it. You can do it using setZoom methods. |
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Ok thanks a lot
…On Tue, 1 Apr 2025 at 5:27 PM, Pedro Sánchez ***@***.***> wrote:
Of course, you have to code it. You can do it using setZoom methods.
If you are using StreamBase classes you can get the video source, cast it
to your correct VideSource class (Camera2Source for example) and use
setZoom values.
If you are using other class like Camera2Base classes, you can use setZoom
method directly.
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can we zoom in/out in this thanks
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